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Central Florida 100: POLICING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: & NOT VICTIMS’ FAULT
Carol Wick, CEO, Sharity Last week: POLICING DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: Tragically, we were reminded domestic violence (DV) killings follow a pattern of predetermined threats. Barbara Tommey, 27, never made it to work Sept. 8 in Orlando. She was gunned down outside her office...
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We must include domestic violence by police in police reforms
BY CAROL WICK AND KIT GRUELLE, OPINION CONTRIBUTORS — 07/02/20 01:30 PM THE VIEWS EXPRESSED BY CONTRIBUTORS ARE THEIR OWN AND NOT THE VIEW OF THE HILL Terrified of her husband — Deputy Paul Terry, a 14-year veteran of the Orange County (Fla.) police department and his...
Giving Back: It’s Time to Help the Helpers
By: Carol Wick Page 96 May-June 2020 We have weathered unimaginable storms before in Central Florida. Hurricanes that wiped out entire communities. Terrorist acts that we thought would never reach our neighborhoods. A common denominator through each of these events...
We must keep domestic-violence victims safe during pandemic
At a time when public health officials strongly urge “social distancing” to contain the coronavirus, for most, the home is considered the safest place. But, for victims of domestic violence (DV) victims, the reality is anything but. The home is where the danger...
Domestic-violence group scandal left human toll
Inquiry into Florida domestic violence contractor’s CEO compensation resumes
